... DR DUNOKLEY AND MANCHES- TER NONCONFORMISTS. A meeting of the Manchester Congregational oard of Ministers was held to-day, at Manches- Dnn lrTt0 PreseDt au address to Dr. H. Of ttJe'^a ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] STOCK EXCHANGE, LONDON, OPENING, 11.20 A.M. The fortnightly settlement on the Stock Exchange is progressing favourably, and prices show irregular tendency. In Foreign Bonds the feature- is a rise cf á in Porus on advices from Lima stating that the new Ministry has summoned an extraordinary session of the Congress for the 20th of May to reconsidpr the Grave ...

... The death is announced of the once famous Surrey cricketer, Harry Jupp, which took place at the residence of his sister, early yesterday murning, in Bermondsey. Jupp had been in ill-health for some time, but he was able to umpire in several important fixtures last season. The past winter, however, had brought about great cliange,and,owiogto;sufferinR from bronchitis, he was unable to do any ...

... In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr BOWKN ROWLANDS asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether an application was made by the chief constable of Cardiganshire to the Swansea Town Council for the loan of mounted police for the purpose of assisting at tithe collections, and whether such application was made before or after the 16th of March, the date on which information as to ...

... EXACT TERMS OF COMMITTEE'S DECISION. A correspondent writes:—I beg to give you the exact wording (as copied from the printed evidence) of the decision of the committee:— The Chairman: We pass the preamble with this condition, that- as regards channel pilots only, the Barry Pilotage Board shall, for three years, grant their licencel only to men already licensed by the other ports. It will thus ...

... TAXING THE COST OF OARDI- GAN COUNTV ELECTIONS. At the bi-monthly sitting of the county-court, held at the County-ball, Cardigan, on Wednesday, the taxing uf the bills of the deputy returning officers acting within the jurisdiction of the court took place. Mr Evan Evans, of the Arm of Messrs Roberts and Evans, Aberystwyth, appeared on hebalf of the Clerk of tbe Peace, and Mr R. T. P. WIUMUM*, ...

... NEWCASTLE TRADE REPORT. NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—The export trade from the Tyne is quiet, and promises to continue so until the Baltic season is fairly commenced. Hence the demand for all kinds of coal is dull, and many of the Collieries arc unable to keep fully employed. Prices are Un- changed, except for steam small coal, which is scarce, and which is realising 3 per ton. Shipbuilding ami the ...

... LOCAL PATENTS. Record to April 10th, snpphod by Mr Watta, Omce for Patents, 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. Applications for patents—Sumnel M. Wilmot, an improved can for conveyance of milk, No. 5,091, March 25th Oliver Phelp, Cardiff, composite packing for high-pressure en ...

... THE ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST THE WESTERN MAIL. THE NEW TRIAL MOTION. In the Queeu'a Bench Division, London, on Wednesday—before^Mr. Jnstice Denman and Mr Justice Stephen, sitting as a Divisional Oourt, Mr Lockwood, Q.C., M.P., said: Will your lordships allow me to mention a case tried before Mr Justice Stephen in October last ? It was an action brought by Mr Roberts, a Congregational minister ...

... LONDON, Friday. Money was again wanted, and was not over plentiful. The market in consequence was firm, and very steady rates were qnoted. Loans were ill IItron favour, and were charged 2! to 3 per cent. Discounts also responded. Three months' bills were negotiated at Ii to lg. Paris Cheque is 26-271. Berlin abort, 20-464. Stock Exchange Markets have to-day been much quieter. There was some ...

... THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. SIR CHARLES RUSSELL'S SPEECH. REFERENCE TO THE PHCENIX PARK TRAGEDY. VINDICATION OF THE LAND LE AGUE. The CommissioIJers met again on Tuesday for the sixty-seventh time. Among the ladies again present were Mrs and Miss Gladstone and Lady aud Miss Russell. Sir Charles Russell, in resuming his addresp, Raid that on the last occasion he was pointing out the reasons why the ...

... A SUCCESSFUL STRUGGLE. THE PREAMBLE PASSED. [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, Tuesday Night. If the Barry Dock and Railways Company con- tinue their successful onward march, winning all they aim at from the powers that be, the term Barry luck will soon become as hackneyed a phraseas Queen's weather. It seems to be Barry's happy lot in life to come, to see, and to conquer. The ...